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High School Students > Programs & Services > Especially for Students > Community Living Skills Training/CLST

CLST Transitional Dorm

The CLST Transitional Dormitory is a supportive residential environment. Intensive staff supervision and support help residents (ages 16-21) learn to become independent at home, at the job and in the community. All students must also be enrolled in a WTC program.

Candidates must meet these admission conditions:

Ages 16-21
Meet WTC admission criteria
Actively participate in a WTC program
Able to function in group living
Willing/able to take part in structured evening learning
Adhere to an evening curfew

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Brenda Isennock, Assistant Director

Workforce & Technology Center

2301 Argonne Drive

Baltimore, MD 21218

Phone:

410-554-9466 / 888-200-7117

TTY/TDD:

410-554-9583

Email:

bisennock@dors.state.md.us

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